Does it's job, but a tad large

My son was in the NICU after he was born and got very attached to his soothie pacifier so I didn't want to switch brands. I was very excited when I saw this paci holder and it is very cute, stays clipped, the paci stays in the holder, etc... but I do wish it was a little smaller or that they sold just a circle holder. When he's in his carseat sometimes the 'wings' get caught on his shirt and pulls the paci out of his mouth.
Overall though, considering you don't really have a choice, this works very well and does what it is meant to and IS adorable!!

[Tuesday, January 06, 2009]

too big!

This pacifier attacher dwarfs my baby's face! I was hoping to be able to use this clip on a day to day basis, but now we only use it if were are going out. It's so big and bulky....

[Monday, October 13, 2008]

Finally a soothie leash!

Okay, so it's great to finally have a soothie leash system. You are not supposed to tie strings or anything through the vent holes, and for a baby that is soothie devoted, a leash system is nice to have.

However, this, and as far as I can tell, all of the leash systems for the soothie are kind of strange. The pacifier holding device is soft silicone, just like the pacifier, and the honey bee part sits around the pacifier, but doesn't HOLD the pacifier. The only thing that actually hangs on to the pacifier is the little slit you put the tab into. And it works okay I guess. But it seems silly to me to have all that plastic flopping around at your babies mouth, especially when it is completely not a part of the attatchment process. It adds a lot of bulk to the pacifier.

That said, I still use mine pretty regularly, and the pacifier hasn't fallen off. So, still better then nothing.

[Tuesday, May 27, 2008]

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